China

Language isn't the biggest barrier to European and US e-commerce businesses setting up shop in Asia

Microsoft is yet to provide full information related to Windows and Office software, as well as problems in sales of its media player and browser, according to SAIC.

Three German auto parts makers 'told' by China to form joint ventures with local peers to continue operations.

Fund to pump money into airport construction, aviation economic zones and budget carriers.

Thailand's political uncertainty to hit growth while India's Narendra Modi seen strong to implement reforms.

A bronze jar commissioned by eunuchs is part of the British Museum's exhibition Ming: 50 Years That Changed China.

Apple's free replacement program for defective iPhone 5 batteries starts 22 August.

Pentagon says mid-air encounter took place in international airspace off Hainan Island.

Hypersonic glider, dubbed as Wu-14, capable of travelling up to 12,000km/hr hitting any target within 30 minutes.

Dead dog puts rail operator under pressure over Fanling Station incident.

Shanghai FTZ play will help Amazon better compete with e-commerce giants Alibaba and JD.com.

Markit's PMI drops to 50.3 in August from 17-month high of 51.7 in July.

Heartbleed blamed for cyber-security breach at US hospital group where 4.5 million records were stolen

Growth in coal imports remained halted in first half, while domestic production declined.

Vital information from Malaysian investigators' computers stolen on 9 March and sent to a Chinese computer.

China has successfully placed in orbit its second high-definition earth observation satellite Gaofen-2.

Foreign Direct Investment into China declined 16.95% to $7.81bn in July – the lowest since July 2012.

Explosion in eastern Chinese city of Huainan traps workers underground.

Rating agency expects Chinese steel demand growth to slow down due to slackness in economy.

Jiangsu Province Price Bureau launched an investigation into Mercedes-Benz in July and raided its dealerships.

China's Qingdao Maritime Court to hear Pacorini lawsuits on 28-29 October.

Apple said to be storing users' personal data in China

Radical Red Mosque spiritual leader Abdul Maulana Aziz declares support for Isis and forges links with Chinese Muslims.

Low gold prices encouraged frenzy of jewellery buying in India and China in 2013.

Government publishes 'behavioural standards' guide to reverse environmental damage.

A decline in credit expansion and money supply growth likely to make the call for additional boosts louder.

Scientists have developed a camera to help the police spot highly stressed individuals.

Company allegedly paid bribes to doctors and officials in cash and kind.

Some accounts on Baidu Cloud found to have contained obscene and pornographic content.

Bloomberg earlier reported that 10 Apple products including MacBook laptops and iPad tablets were taken off government list.